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Seller Financing Available

1820 24th Avenue, #203 | Seattle 98122

Large Private Deck with CASCADE Mountain Views

The rare option of seller financing at an attractive interest rate makes this in-city pad an attainable alternative to staying in the rental market. Enjoy stunning lake & mountain views year-round with a private covered deck great for entertaining. The light-bathed living space has high ceilings, cork floors, granite counters and upgraded appliances. Large bedroom, in-unit W/D, tankless water heater, separate storage + bike storage. The HOA approved option to add mini-splits is a true rarity for a charming 1908 building. A mile to the lake and blocks to some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, parks + 4 grocery stores- including PCC+Trader Joe's! Multiple buses, light rail & upcoming RapidRide G. Live at the center of it all.

1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | 537 SQFT

SOLD at $378,000
MLS #2244540
Taxes $3213/2024
HOA Dues $516
Built 1908

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3D TOUR

Food and Drink
Communion
Kin Dee
The Harvest Vine
The Bottleneck Lounge
Voila!
Two Doors Down
Neighbor Lady
Tacos Chukis
Feed Co. Burgers
Joe’s Asian Bistro
Chuck’s Hop Shop
Rocket Taco
Café Flora
UMINORI
Adey Abeba Ethiopian

Coffee and Treats
Bequest Coffee Co
Fuel Coffee
Squirrel Chops
Katy’s Corner Café
Raised Doughnuts
Lowrider Cookie Company
Bakey Nouveau
Fainting Goat Gelato

Grocery
Safeway
Trader Joe’s
Central Co-op
PCC
Grocery Outlet
Madrona Farmers Market

Outdoor & More
Washington Park Arboretum
Cal Anderson Park
Volunteer Park
Madison Park Beach
Miller Community Center
Medgar Evers Pool
Meredith Matthews YMCA
Central Cinema

Neighborhood

Madison Valley, Capitol Hill and the Central District

Three vibrant and varied neighborhoods intersect to create a perfect location to enjoy the best of the city. A perfect commuter location with multiple bus lines, easy access to the light rail, great walkability, bikeability and quick access to both I-90 and 520.

Madison Valley is a quiet Seattle neighborhood with a European flavor. The thriving business district is an eclectic mix of sophisticated and independently owned shops, services and restaurants. It has been called “Little France” in recognition of its outstanding French restaurants. Madison Valley is home to the Washington Park Arboretum and Japanese Garden and is just five minutes from some of Seattle’s best swimming beaches.

Capitol Hill is a gathering place for the youthful and dynamic energy of the city, filled with unique community spaces, colleges, bookstores, music venues, performing spaces, galleries, shops and the most innovative food scene in the city. Served by a great public transportation- including a light rail station that connects you from Seattle’s north end to SeaTac airport. Capitol Hill is the iconic heartbeat and central hub of life in Seattle.

Finally, the Central District is a storied Seattle neighborhood with two thriving business hubs as well as several smaller commercial pockets and many local shops, restaurants and bars with deep roots in Seattle’s history. Chef Kristi Brown's Communion Restaurant & Bar was recently named one of the top 12 best new restaurants in the world by Condé Nast Traveler. The Central District is also home to several arts organizations including Pratt Fine Arts Center and Coyote Central. Garfield High School is home to one of the most highly rated high school jazz programs in the country.